120 documented harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Fort-de-France, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
120 places
Constouchia anchorage, on the Atlantic coast between Le François and Le Vauclin.
Anchorage by Îlet Duquesnay on the west shore of the Cul-de-Sac du Marin, 1 mile south-west of Marina du Marin. Sand bottom, sheltered from every sector except the south and south-east.
Anchorage off Sainte-Luce on the south coast of Martinique. Sand, rock and weed, sheltered only from north-west through north-east, open to the south.
Anchorage off Le Prêcheur village, the last commune on the Caribbean coast before the northern tip of Martinique.
Anchorage in the southern part of Le Robert harbour, Atlantic coast, 900 m east of Marina du Robert.
Chaudière anchorage, on the Atlantic coast north of Le Vauclin village.
Anchorage off Pointe Marin, at the entrance of the Cul-de-Sac du Marin, 0.8 miles north of the Sainte-Anne anchorage. Sand and rock, sheltered from east through south-east to south, open to the north and west.
Small cove on the south coast of Martinique between Sainte-Luce and Le Diamant. Rock and mud bottom, sheltered from west through north to east, open to the south.
Anchorage at the head of Baie du Galion, on the Atlantic coast between Le Robert and La Trinité.
Anchorage 0.4 miles south-west of Îlet à Ramiers, off the west coast of the Trois-Îlets peninsula. Sand and rock, sheltered from north-east through east to south.
Anchorage off the bourg of Le Vauclin on the Atlantic coast of Martinique. Sand and weed, sheltered only from north-west through south-west.
Case Navire beach in Schœlcher, on the north shore of Fort-de-France bay, where anchoring is prohibited because of a submarine cable area.
Bay on the south shore of Le Robert harbour, on the Atlantic coast.
Anchorage off Marina du Robert, in the southern part of Le Robert harbour on the Atlantic coast.
Anchorage off Gros Raisin beach on the west coast of the Trois-Îlets peninsula, 0.6 miles south-west of Îlet à Ramiers. Rocky bottom, sheltered from north-east through east to south.
Cove of Trois-Rivières on the south coast of Martinique, between Sainte-Luce and Le Diamant. Mud bottom, sheltered from west through north to east.
107Anchorage on the Caribbean side of Martinique in the Fort-de-France area, with sand and patches of algae on the bottom.
Hurricane hole in the south-east corner of the Cul-de-Sac du Marin, between Pointe Cailloux and Pointe Malé. Mud bottom, sheltered from every sector except the north-west. Anchoring is only allowed during a hurricane threat.
Small 35-berth marina in Le François village, at the head of Le François bay on the Atlantic coast.
Beach north of Le Prêcheur village, towards Anse Belleville, on the north Caribbean coast.
Cove north of Bellefontaine village, on the Caribbean coast between Case-Pilote and Le Carbet.
Dry stack and small marina at Le Robert, Four à Chaux district, in the southern part of Le Robert harbour on the Atlantic coast.
Anchorage under Pointe Roseau, on the south shore of Le Robert harbour, Atlantic coast.
Anchorage under Pointe Gentil, on the south shore of Le Robert harbour, Atlantic coast.
Anchorage on one of the white sand shoals of Le François bay, Atlantic coast, used by foilers.
Spoutourne anchorage, on the Tartane side of the north shore of Baie du Galion, at the root of the Caravelle peninsula on the Atlantic coast.
Anchorage off the beach of Tartane fishing village, on the north side of the Caravelle peninsula, Atlantic coast.
Anchorage behind a reef north of Le Vauclin village, on the Atlantic coast.
Fishing harbour of Le Vauclin on the Atlantic coast of Martinique, next to the bourg.
Enclosed inlet on the Atlantic coast south of Le Vauclin. Weed and mud bottom, sheltered from every sector except the north-east.
Ponton annexes du marché du Lamentin is the best rated by boaters near Fort-de-France, at 4.9/5, 5 mi away.
Baie des Flamands is 1 mi from Fort-de-France.
BoatMap documents 120 harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Fort-de-France: 12 harbours and 108 anchorages.